PRNDI conference

PRNDI is soliciting proposals for our 2020 Conference location, and you should know up front that we’re looking for a locale in the western part of the United States. Do you want to host PRNDI in your city? Here’s your chance.

Check out the schedule for the 33rd annual PRNDI conference in Philadelphia at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel City Center. Online registration is closed. If you'd like to register, please contact Christine at cpaigediers@gmail.com for instructions.

“The PRNDI early career scholarship program allows journalists to experience our conference without placing that financial burden on their stations," says PRNDI president Terry Gildea. "Karen and Stephen represent an incredible talent pool of rising stars in public media. Our future is bright!”

The PRNDI conference is coming up fast, and if you're planning on being there, the PRNDI board is excited that you've decided to attend. We will have our BIGGEST TURNOUT EVER! Be prepared to meet some new people, network, have some fun, and take home a ton of information that will help you do your job better. We figured you'd like to have some information, so we've compiled the list below of "The 10 most important questions about the PRNDI Conference" that should help.

We're getting ready for St. Louis - and you should, too!! Your PRNDI board has been hard at work getting the conference schedule put together, and we're very excited about the opportunities you'll have at this year's conference.

The PRNDI Board is in the early stages of planning the organization's annual conference for summer 2016. The conference will be held at the Chase Park Plaza hotel in St. Louis, MO. Pre-conference training days will be June 22 & 23, while the actual conference will start with an opening reception on Thursday evening, June 23rd. The conference will culminate in the presentation of PRNDI's annual awards at a banquet on Saturday, June 25th.